Money Aside, if your profession was interesting as mine, life will be much fun!

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Routines can no doubts make one’s life boring and possibly short, so also do people that live professionally routine lives that rubs off negatively on them regardless of how well they may earn, which is why I, Awokoya Oladapo, an economist who earns a living from IT as a database administrator (DBA) - an intriguing specialty that’s truly exciting considering the countless varied challenges beckoning for my solutions daily,
has elected to offer the story of my professional life as a path to attaining true fulfilment that comes from making a difference in peoples’ life not just because its rewards but more because it is my earnest desire to see people live life to the fullest.

I would say my present professional awakening all began just after high school when I did a diploma in Data Processing & Operations which opened my eyes to the world of possibilities that IT offers and although the training was short, my heart was glued such that even after proceeding to College to study economics, I still kept in-touch with computing which for the first time provided me with so many fronts to showcase my creativity. On finishing my last exams in college, I visited a training center to get convinced on why I should undertake the Oracle training. That happened to be the best decision I ever made yet about my career because immediately after the training I took the Oracle exams and got my first job as a result of my score and knowledge.

Where I work now is giving me the best experience ever. It’s a consulting firm and what we do basically is solve peoples’ IT problems. I’m working directly with several of the top names in the country e.g. CBN, NDIC, First Bank, Stanbic IBTC, Mainstreet Bank, Oando, Airtel to name a few. And without gainsaying, you will agree if I say my Oracle database career path has been an exciting and rewarding one.

Having consulted for several firms who deploy oracle, I can tell you categorically that the platforms are basically the same even though differing dynamics is what makes it fun. Now for you as a newbie or an aspiring Oracle professional all you have to do is ensure your training is thorough which one like the Oracle Database Apprentice Program offers, as it connects you as an ‘apprentice’ with a seasoned professional who bequeaths you with the industrial knowledge needed to excel in the profession. With oracle jobs aplenty but only very few competent hands to take them, this intensive program is a good preparatory ground for anybody who wants to try their hands and make it in a less competitive career path.

So, for the chance to be considered one of the ‘apprentice’ and get a through head start that paves the way for a flourishing career regardless of your discipline, sms the program name, your names, qualification, e-mail, gsm and preferred program venue (e.g. Oracle, Joe Keff, OND Sociology, joekeff@email.com, 080xxxxxxx, Lagos] to 08061596493 [MTN], 08026699981 [AIRTEL] or 08117343348 [GLO] (sms only) and a free brochure of the program will be sent you via email.

For Enquiries: 08061597138 or 08058082048 or visit http://ift.tt/1zNMD4n

Entry Deadline: Saturday, March 26^th2016

Program Venues:

Lagos: Deft-Rains Solutions, 2^ndFloor, 143 Ojuelegba Road by Karimu Street Juncture, Surulere

Abuja: Abutech Academy, Crest Plaza, Plot C35/C36, S22 off 1st Avenue, Gwarimpa 11 Estate